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Be ready always to give an answer to every man that asketh you a reason of the hope that is in you. Peter 3:15

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This quote from the Bible, specifically Peter 3:15, urges believers to be prepared to explain to anyone who asks about the reasons behind their hopeful outlook. It encourages individuals to have a deep understanding and an articulate response regarding the foundations of their faith, allowing them to share their beliefs with others confidently. This verse emphasizes the importance of being able to communicate one's hope effectively and serves as a reminder to believers to actively engage in conversations about their faith.

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